Qomfor Grain Pillow Neck Shoulder - Heat Cushion Microwave - Wheat and Lavender Filled - Grain Pillow Microwave for Pain Relief, Stitching Shoulder, Back - Dark Blue

Ce coussin chauffant fait son travail.Il a besoin d'au moins 2 minutes pour être chaud.Il est un peu lourd mais quand il est positionné sur les épaules la chaleur se diffuse et soulage les douleurs.

Zeer goed verwarmingskussen voor nek en schouders. Redelijk zwaar om in de nek te leggen als menzeer pijnlijke artrose heeft in de nek en de schouders maar... met slingerbeweging van het kussen toch doenbaar.

Ik had zo mijn ideeën over een warmte kussen/ kleed. Het bevalt heel goed. Blijft lang genoeg warm. Glijdt niet af. Aangename zachte lavendel geur. Ik heb een paar keer gelezen dat het zwaar is. Doordat het kleed over je schouder hangt en hoog in de nek ligt wordt het gewicht goed verspreid. Hierdoor ook aangenaam. Ik raad dit product aan

*** Since reaching the end of writing this I’ve decided it’s a long review but worth reading!! :)Wheat bags?We’ve always used wheat bags instead of hot water bottles or turning the heating up. The microwave energy use is better than heating a whole house, and a water bottle will perish over time (PLEASE check the expiry date on your hot water bottle- they are actually there!). We still have wheat bags that are 20+ years still in use. So if not this product, still consider them.Retain heat?They retain heat. Hours after you heated them they still feel warm to the touch if still kept with your body. Or if you’re quickly popping out just stick it somewhere warm to keep some heat, or curl it up!Why this one?It’s been a one off purchase so far but I do think if there’s a sale on I’ll buy them as gifts and extras for us all (if you’re like me you’ll have left one in bed and not want to go and collect it so just get another one out of the cupboard!).BIGGEST SELLING POINT of this particular one- They’re stitched in a way so the wheat doesn't separate or gravitate towards one end if you hold it straight down- so the even spread of the wheat was probably the main reason I bought it.Outside!?Well this one looks like a scarf and sits well, and when walking the dog it comes in very sneakily handy!!!! Me and my mum have taken other wheat bags out walking but the wheat separates and you end up with two lumps either side of your neck!! So as I mentioned above about the way it’s stitched- you get coverage all over the back of your neck with this, too.Extras?It comes in a nice little drawstring bag of the same colour, which, isn’t really necessary but it’s the same soft material (I’d call it velvet/teddy bear). Im half wondering whether to use that material and use it to make another smaller pack? Or simply use it to store carrier bags or something. The material and stitching is lovely quality.What if you don’t want to spend so much?Make your own. My first introduction to one was home made 20+ years ago and infused with a small amount of lavender oil. Without even looking I’m sure there’ll be tutorials on YouTube, you can then choose your own materials (**please, please, check the safety of microwaving the materials you use**).Last thing! How long in the microwave?Follow the instructions but I usually go for longer after checking it, or adjust it if it’s already got residual heat/ recently been used. Tbh from the instructions I need mine a bit warmer…. Keep trying an extra 20 seconds or so and make sure it’s spread evenly on the microwave plate. *** a couple of months later, no change, still brill, still soft and hot!

Bon produit